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Friday 11/2
6:18 PM: Metro-North opens another section, by tomorrow morning, trains will run from Croton-Harmon to Grand Central.
New Yorkers give high marks to Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Michael Bloomberg for their reaction to Superstorm Sandy, but are far less happy with the Long Island Power Authority.
Scores of hotel rooms paid for with public money for people displaced by Superstorm Sandy have been vacant for weeks.
Superstorm Sandy forced many New York schools to remain closed for a week. And now, parents and students are wondering when and if school days will be made up.
New York City police are working to prevent unscrupulous tow truck drivers from taking storm-damaged vehicles before insurance companies can get to them.
Buses, taxes and limousines are among the vehicles that are exempt from New York City's gas rationing plan.
Cuomo called the estimate "a lot of money, even for the state government and federal government."
Some New Jersey residents still waiting for power to come back on will have to wait a little longer. And they're not alone.
New York City is making changes to its garbage collections to ensure that around-the-clock cleanup continues in hard-hit neighborhoods.
New Jerseyans go to the polls on Election Day as a nor'easter threatens recovery efforts in the wake of Sandy.
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